Accessibility

Last updated: July 3, 2026

Speedway Scene should be easy to read and use for everyone, including readers who rely on screen readers, magnifiers, switch devices or the keyboard alone. Getting there is part of the job, not a nice-to-have.

The bar we aim for

Our working target is the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at Level AA. We treat access as part of design and editing from the start, and we keep checking it as the site grows.

What we build in

• Clean, semantic markup so headings, lists and landmarks read correctly to assistive tech.
• Comfortable text sizes, roomy spacing and strong contrast between words and background.
• Meaningful alt text on images that carry information, plus captions where they help.
• Full keyboard control, a focus outline you can see, and a tab order that makes sense.
• Plain link wording and a steady layout, so you always know where you are.
• Responsive pages that reflow on any screen and hold up when you enlarge the text.

Where we fall short

Some older or imported pages lag behind our newer ones, and material we link to elsewhere is out of our hands. When we hit a barrier we cannot clear at once, we look for an accessible way around it.

Never finished

Access work is ongoing. We keep testing templates, tuning components and improving older pages, and we weigh accessibility into new features before they go live.

Hit a barrier? Tell us

Run into something that blocks you on Speedway Scene, and we want to hear about it. Reach us on the Contact page, and if you can, share the page link, what went wrong, and the browser, device or assistive tech you were on. Only share what you are comfortable with.